Hi All,I'm new to the forum and am in dire need of advice/guidance as I'm somewhat new to real estate investing.

Just say no.And we have NO idea if the parent company is getting the lender to agree to a sale/leaseback which would put the original seller in a dire situation.

I do this for my rentals because repairs look better than strait panneling

Well, hopefully that agent will soon see the dire reality of his line of thinking.

I only sub everything out, just because I can't drive a nail strait, LOL!

This problem really is most of my fault...I am hesitant to consult a attorney as my financial situation is dire.

If someone is in DIRE straights, and mind you I don't LIKE to do this, but we will ask a lender if we can put a $1500 fee on the HUD for moving expenses.

Will have dire consequences to real estate investors... only if they get overly confident regarding what is happening in the market as overpay... regardless of whether they are wholesale, rehabbing and selling or holding.If you don't make your money on the buy side... which includes compensating for a double-dip scenario, your risk position is going to go up exponetially.Thanx for the post...

I have a pretty dire outlook for the US right now also, thanks to the politics and the shift to majority that require subsidized living.

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